On 30 Jul 2006 11:41:09 -0700, vphilomin@googlemail.com wrote:
: Hi,
: The switch is merely to get everything connected. My Belkin router is
: the one configured to connect to my ISP and get the WAN IP address
: using PPPoE. I used to have a compaq WL 310 as a router that had just
: one WAN/LAN socket. Now my Belkin has one for WAN and one for LAN and
: hence all the problems.
: Vasi

If it had only one socket, it was an access point, not a router. If all you
want to do is use your Belkin like an access point, put it in "access point"
mode and use only the LAN-side ports. But that won't solve your problem as you
described it in your original note.